According to the summary of a report by the Center on Women and Public Policy and the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota says that “at the current rate, the pay gap in Minnesota will not be closed until 2060.” That’s right.
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“I’d go back tomorrow,” states MNA member Megan Cassidy if she were asked to return to typhoon-ravaged Roxas City, Philippines.
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An Invitation from MNA President Linda Hamilton
2014 is an important election year for nurses and the communities we care for and live in.
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Nurses from St. Luke’s and St. Mary’s hospitals in Duluth and some nursing students cook dinner for the hungry and homeless.
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Nurses of the Minnesota Nurses Association are pleased to see reductions in adverse events as reported in the 2013 Adverse Event Report by the Minnesota Department of Health but caution patients that the annual report of preventable errors in hospitals doesn’t tell the whole story of patient safety.
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Petition is here: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/949/229/314/support-nursing-student-in-the-pursuit-of-leadership-and-evolution-of-the-nursing-profession/
According to the landmark report by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health Report; nurses, nursing education programs, and nursing associations should prepare the nursing workforce to assume leadership positions across all levels.
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By Anna Rathbun, RN
We all made it safe and sound to Roxas city. The airport missing part of its roof.
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Violence against nurses
It can range from swearing, spitting, or groping all the way to assault and even murder.
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Tough contract negotiations were no match for the 64 gutsy nurses at First Light Health Services in Mora. A 25-bed critical access facility, the hospital is owned and operated by Kanabec County, and nurses routinely care for their neighbors, friends and families.
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Minnesota Nurse Heads to the Philippines to Aid Disaster Victims
As usual, Duluth registered nurse Anna Rathbun is spending her holidays caring for others, but this year she will be half a world away from her hometown, as she tends to victims of a hurricane-ravaged country.
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Budget surplus shows Minnesota in the right hands
Minnesota nurses say a strong state can take better care of its citizens
Rick Fuentes
(office) 651-414-2863
(cell) 612-741-0662
rick.fuentes@mnnurses.org
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(St Paul) – The latest revenue forecast shows Governor Mark Dayton and the legislature have built a strong foundation for Minnesota moving forward.
On Wed., Nov. 13, Minnesota legislators convened a joint committee on Health and Human Services to review process of the Minnesota Board of Nursing regarding licensure and discipline of nursing professionals.
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